I’m Voting For Trump In 2024

The Trump immigration chart pic.twitter.com/gcDuATffXr

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Donald Trump’s newest ad is just Joe Biden talking at the debate last night. Trump doesn’t say a word: pic.twitter.com/GXMfLFk8tg

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) June 28, 2024

Four minutes of Kamala. I defy you to listen to it without cracking a molar… pic.twitter.com/ylqmEDcxsu

— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) June 28, 2024

I’m voting for Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.

Until yesterday, I wasn’t sure what I was going to do in November. I voted for Donald Trump in the Republican primary in Alabama. I saw that as a vote to end Nikki Haley’s career. My vote hardly matters here in Alabama and I was on the fence about voting in the presidential election. I have been hesitant to endorse Trump because I don’t want to own all the blackpills which are sure to follow.

My position on Trump vs. Biden for the last two years or so has been that Donald Trump is the lesser of two evils. In many ways, the Trump presidency was a demoralizing disaster for us, but the Biden presidency has been a bigger disaster on key issues like immigration and foreign policy. Biden is objectively worse than Trump on immigration for intentionally dismantling immigration enforcement and allowing over 8 million illegal aliens to invade the United States in four years. In contrast, Trump often meant well and made an effort to restrict immigration, but was stymied by lawfare from NGOs in the federal courts, personal feuds and distractions, resistance from within his own government and opposition in his own party.

By 2024, I had become a lukewarm Trump supporter who has been on the fence about voting. I wasn’t swayed by his criminal trials although I agree he is being targeted in a witch hunt. I wasn’t swayed by his big promises about ending the wars, mass deportations and dismantling the Deep State all of which I doubt he will deliver on. I wasn’t swayed by Joe Biden clearly having one foot in the grave in the presidential debate and the prospect of four years of President Kamala Harris.

Yesterday afternoon, I was running some errands and going about my business when I was rear ended by an illegal alien from Venezuela with no automobile insurance. Thus, I have finally been personally screwed over by Joe Biden’s disastrous immigration policies and will have to pay out of pocket for car repairs because someone who has no money and no business being here is driving around my community. I am grateful that I was the only one in the car and that it is still drivable. In that instant, all I could think about is how much worse it could have been if I had gotten T-boned with our baby in the backseat.

Anyway, I have interpreted this event as a sign that I should vote for Trump. The illegal alien couldn’t speak English and was using a translation app to communicate with the police when they arrived. I have been in similar accidents before with White people here in Alabama. I understand that accidents happen, but these people are citizens and have insurance and can be sued without vanishing. I was told by our insurance company that this has become a huge problem in recent years. It happens all the time now.